Forbidden love

The title of this article is ambiguous. Further meanings are listed under Forbidden Love (disambiguation) .

Television series
Original title	Forbidden love
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Year (s)	1995 - 2014 , since 2020
Production company	UFA Serial Drama
length	(Episodes 1–3864): 25 minutes (Episodes 3865-4000, 4279-4649): 45 minutes (Episode 4001-4278): 40 minutes (Episode 4650-4664): 47 minutes
Episodes	4664
genre	Soap opera
Theme music	1995-2011: The Wanderer - Forbidden Love 2011–2014: Jenny Strasburger & Adriano Prestel - Forbidden Love (cover version) 2014–2015: Fabrizio Levita - Forbidden Love (cover version)
production	Rainer Wemcken
First broadcast	January 2, 1995 on Das Erste
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Verbotene Liebe is a German soap opera that was broadcast from January 2, 1995 to June 26, 2015 in the evening program of the first .

Production framework

Ehreshoven Palace served as the exterior backdrop for Königsbrunn

Locations

Verbotene Liebe was produced by UFA Serial Drama GmbH (formerly Grundy UFA Fernsehproduktion) from October 17, 1994 . From the summer of 2003, the production was located in the Magic Media Company studios in the Cologne-Ossendorf industrial park . Before that, it was shot in the WDR studios in Cologne-Bocklemünd for over eight years . WDR had specially invested DM 20 million in the new studio complex, which offers 17,000 square meters of space for 20 different backdrops. The plot of the series played for many years in Cologne and Düsseldorf , the last few years only in Düsseldorf. External locations included the Königsallee and Ehreshoven Palace in Engelskirchen as Königsbrunn Palace , and for a few years the Alte Mälzerei in Düsseldorf as the seat of Ligne Clarisse Lahnstein . From 1995 to 2000, Schloss Dyck was an external location as Schloss Friedenau (von Anstetten family), and from 2001 to 2003 the Kitzburg as Gut Schönberg (von Beyenbach family).

From March 21, 2011, scenes of a new storyline were created on Mallorca , which were filmed in Santanyí . Production on the Spanish island ended after seven months on October 14, 2011. Initially, the consideration was given to resuming filming after the winter break, as the motif appealed to many viewers positively. In March 2012, however, it was declared that the action in Mallorca was considered over.

International sales

At the annual MIPTV in Cannes , one of the leading international trade fairs for the purchase and sale of entertainment media and content, the episodes mentioned by ZDF Enterprises , which owns international licensing rights for Verbotene Liebe , were shown as a separate season under the name Straight to Your Heart markets. The series is normally sold abroad - for example in Sweden , Hungary , Indonesia , Russia , Greece and Croatia - as licensed in-house productions called Forbidden Love , such as the love story of Luise von Waldensteyck and Gregor Mann .

Cooperations

In April 2012, the role Arno Brandner (portrayed by Konrad Krauss ) began to deal with the problem of “ dementia ” in the series plot. For this purpose, the team of authors obtained detailed information in advance from the German Alzheimer's Society about this disease and its consequences for those affected and their relatives. The production company is now working together with the Federal Ministry of Health to create the necessary social awareness and greater awareness of the disease outside of the series. In addition to many other initiated actions, it supported the ministry's open day, for example, in order to bring the subject, which is still taboo, more into the public eye. On August 27, 2012, Federal Health Minister Daniel Bahr visited the series set to talk to producers, those responsible for the station and actors about this topic. Then he and Krauss signed the “Book of Memories”, with which the German Alzheimer's Society wants to set an example against forgetting. Its first chairman, Heike von Lützau-Hohlbein , finally presented producer Guido Reinhardt together with the actors with a check for 5,000 euros.

In May 2014 it was announced that there would be a crossover between Forbidden Love and In All Friendship . In the 660th episode of the medical series, which was broadcast on September 30, 2014, Miriam Lahnstein and Sebastian Schlemmer appeared in their roles from Forbidden Love . The soap opera thus became part of the series universe of In allerfreund , to which, through previous crossover episodes, Schloss Einstein (broadcast in June 2003), Marienhof (September 2003), veterinarian Dr. Mertens (December 2011), cheerful to fatal: Ex files (December 2013) and the IaF spin-off In all friendship - The young doctors (December 2014, January 2015) belong.

Deposition in the first

Due to the steadily dwindling visual participation over the years - the number of viewers had more than halved from 2.9 million in 1998 to 1.3 million (2013), which corresponded to a market share of only 6.8 percent and due to the changed competitive situation in the previous evening programs - the broadcaster announced on July 17, 2014 that Verbotene Liebe should be discontinued because of these low values. A good two months later, the plan to show the series instead on Fridays in a weekly rhythm became more concrete. Accordingly, the daily broadcast ended on January 29, 2015 and episode 4647.

Due to three unscheduled broadcast failures on December 29, 2014 and January 9 and 13, 2015 - in addition to double programming on January 23 - two edited episodes were broadcast on February 6 as a harbinger of the weekly broadcast before their regular Friday rhythm began on February 27 and lasted until June 26th. The episode contingent necessary for this, which lasted until episode 4664, had already been filmed on November 14, 2014, which is why all employees and actors had to terminate their contracts on the same date. A binding decision on the future of the format should not be made until next spring; production was suspended until then.

With reduced storylines, but higher quality camera and set equipment as well as more outside shooting dates, more viewers should be won again. Nevertheless, with just under a million viewers and a weekly market share of around 5%, they fell short of expectations, so that the day before the season finale it was finally announced that the series would be completely discontinued. Since the storylines were kept open for a possible sequel at the end of the first weekly round, the latest entanglements in the last episodes and with them the fate of individual characters remained unsolved towards the end.

After the last broadcast, the series “veteran” Gabriele Metzger gave a short speech and finally said goodbye to the audience with the entire production team.

“ Verbotene Liebe has been an entertainment heavyweight on German television for 17 years now. I am very pleased with the quality of this format: thanks to the use of high technical standards, we were able to establish the production as the luxury series in Germany. For my colleagues and me, it is a very special challenge to tell 45 minutes a day at the highest level. Thanks to everyone involved and the trust of the broadcaster! "

- Guido Reinhardt

“A lot is produced in the fast-moving television industry, but little is done in large numbers. 4000 episodes are therefore an expression of a true success story. The Forbidden Love has remained true to itself over the years and is still unmistakable for the viewer. "

- Volker Herres

Continuation as streaming format

In June 2020 it was announced that a new edition called Verbotene Liebe - Next Generation of the series for the streaming service TVNOW was being worked on in cooperation with the RTL Group . This is a consequence of the great success of old episodes on the same platform. Filming is scheduled to start that same year.

Framework for action

The plot of the series is initially based on the Australian soap "Sons and Daughters", which was not broadcast in Germany. In contrast to soaps such as Lindenstrasse , Marienhof , Unter uns or Gute Zeiten, Bad Zeiten , the main part of the plot of Verbotene Liebe was set in high society , while problems of the so-called average citizen were treated marginally. The intrigues in the aristocratic families, as portrayed by von Anstetten, von Beyenbach or von Lahnstein, are more reminiscent of American soaps such as Dallas or The Denver Clan and thus set themselves apart from said other German soaps that have far more identification potential offer for the viewer. Forbidden love also deliberately played with the social differences between the upper class in Düsseldorf and the middle class, as embodied by the Brandner family, for example.

In the series recurring, very similar storylines and roles were played out. The rotation intervals were set for about one or two years until an old story with new actors was shot and broadcast. The title “Forbidden Love” provided the framework for the plot. Either the chosen one was taken, an ignorant relative, belonging to a different sexual orientation or a different social class, etc. Once these problems had been resolved, there was a risk of relationship crises due to suspected fraud, possibly life-threatening accidents, missing proofs of love, especially in pubescent roles or due to pregnancies previously, as a rule, did not go to term due to deliberate or unintentional loss of the embryo. However, this changed significantly from 2006, when a total of three newborns or toddlers were introduced into the series. In addition, a role's sudden desire to move was a very popular action module to question a relationship. After all, this motif was used several times by scriptwriters to write a character whose actor wants to drop out of the series.

Recurring patterns also ran through new actors when they were introduced. Often a brother, a sister, a father or a mother turned up who had never been mentioned before, or a previously unknown relative was sought.

In order to give each actor "character", he or she was assigned a certain talent or a certain dream, as in almost every ARD series, which he or she has to fulfill in the role. Some hobbies were only suitable for the "VL" budget to a limited extent, which is why piloting dreams in a helicopter or airplane had to end after a short time with a crash. But even without the financial restrictions, these longings, presented as “lifelong dreams”, were often no longer mentioned in the script after a few weeks and only served the short-term positioning of a role.

Charisma

From December 1995 to March 1996 a half-hour summary of the five episodes of the previous week was shown on Saturdays under the title “ Marienhof - and Verbotene-Liebe -Weekend” in the evening program “ARD vor 8”. On January 1, 1996, the WDR broadcast an hour-long compilation of the best scenes as Verbotene Liebe 1995 .

From September 5, 2007 (episode 2999-3000), Verbotene Liebe was the first daily soap on German television to be broadcast in 16: 9 format.

With episode 3760 broadcast on January 7, 2011, the series began broadcasting in HD quality. In addition to the appearance and the camera work, the dramaturgy also changed: instead of three storylines, the story was told on two levels. At the beginning of each episode, a voiceover introduced the topics from the perspective of a role figure and summarized them briefly at the end. This happened for the first time in episode 3760, in which Nico von Lahnstein described her situation and that of various other characters. From mid-August, however, this element was no longer used regularly in every episode, but only sporadically or rarely. In addition, the opening credits were no longer shown directly after the review, but only after one or more first short scenes. Except for the newly introduced display of individual episode titles, the changes mentioned were dropped in the course of the shortening of the episodes in January 2012.

After the second ARD Daily Marienhof was discontinued on June 15, 2011, Verbotene Liebe took over this broadcasting slot and from then on it was broadcast twice as long. In order to be able to incorporate a new storyline on Mallorca, the decision was made consciously against showing double episodes, but extended the transmission time of an episode to 45 minutes. Thus, the two-pronged line of action, which was established as before in Cologne and Düsseldorf, was expanded to include a third. Until this format went on air on June 21, 2011, double episodes were broadcast from June 16 to 20. From January 2012, the extended broadcasting time of Verbotene Liebe was shortened by around ten minutes, which was due to the restructuring of the ARD's early evening program. This was accompanied by the postponement of the start time to 5:50 p.m. After the Gottschalk Live format , which was decisive for the new early evening schedule , was discontinued, Verbotene Liebe was broadcast on the previous slot again from June 11, 2012.

Between 2011 and 2013, the respective first broadcast from the previous day was repeated in the morning program of some third programs as well as on einsfestival . For over a year, the MDR (June 22, 2011 to March 21, 2013) and einsfestival (September 6, 2011 to March 21, 2013) had the series in their programs, almost exactly one year for the NDR (March 26, 2012 to March 15 2013) and Bavarian TV for about six months (April 16, 2012 to October 12, 2012). Since the series was occasionally canceled, for example because of sports broadcasts, some stations sometimes showed the same episode on two consecutive days (e.g. MDR), while others only showed this episode once (e.g. einsfestival).

TV reruns of older episodes ran on ARD from January 5 to September 25, 1998 and from June 22 to December 30, 1999, on MDR from 1997 to 1998 and on WDR from 1999 to 2000. The first episode started with all broadcasts were canceled after a maximum of two years. Only the pay TV broadcaster passion has been repeating the series continuously since December 1, 2006. After about a year, the first episode was started again to enable new subscribers to get started. There the episodes were initially broadcast three to four times a day, now two to three times. In addition, on the weekend there was a repetition of all episodes shown during the week in one go.

Internet presence

Starting in 2007, exclusive additional material was produced for the official GrundyUFA digitalDrama homepage , which for the most part took up the current story from the perspective of one or more main characters or shed light on various roles.

Blogs

• Initially told Theresa Underberg as Lydia Brandner on their side Love Burns of the current events in the series. The blog was taken directly from the storyline and continued two years later under the title Love Burns 2010 - Reloaded . In addition, From 2010 to 2011 Underberg also presented the interview series 20! , in which she asked her colleagues to talk about their roles, everyday shooting, private matters and hobbies. In the last issue, she asked herself questions from her colleague Jo Weil.
• In Chrolli.de , Thore Schölermann and Jo Weil , who embodied the homosexual couple Christian Mann and Olli Sabel in the series, commented in their roles between 2007 and 2009 on life in the shared flat and in No Limits , with the focus on their relationship and the Problems that this brought with it lay.
• From July 2010 to September 2012 Jana gave Julie Kilka insights into the life of her role in Jessica's world (first at Königsbrunn Palace , later in the shared apartment as well as at Lahnstein Enterprises and LCL ), whereby Jessica Stiehl insisted on sniping about the to express the latest developments in the von Lahnstein family.

Special offers

• From 2011 onwards, a cast member of the series provided clipping insights into the series events shown in the following week in the weekly preview, which were accompanied by some associated scenes. In the edition of June 17, 2011 - the week before the introduction of the new Mallorca strand - the preview was presented by several actors for the first time. With the daily broadcast, the weekly preview also ended in January 2015.
• In order to better introduce Mallorca as a new scene of action and to illustrate the fate of the last ten years to the viewers, the five-part series Clarissa's diary with Isa Jank started on June 15, 2011, which ended when she returned to the series on June 21. The subtitle Thought. Truths. Confessions already indicated what was in store for the audience: Clarissa described her transformation in a South American prison, of her longing for freedom and her children - and of old thirst for revenge that still resided in her despite everything.
• In October 2011 the series Rivalen mit Herz started , in which Lutz Marquardt and Marcel Spang , who played the Schneiders waiters Luca and Niklas in the series , were given a task once a month and had direct contact with the fans on the street to solve it knotted. The winner of the respective “mission” was voted on as soon as the relevant contribution was available on the series' official website. After Spang left, this format was discontinued in February 2012 after only four parts.
• With the broadcast of the 4,000th episode in January 2012, the fashion label Ligne Clarisse - now Ligne Clarisse Lahnstein (LCL) - known since the beginning of the series and re-established in 2011 - got its own website with LCL-Fashion.de .
• In the six-part series Liebe ist… , which ran from mid-March to early July 2012, the fictional series characters assessed the characteristics, peculiarities and abilities of their series partners using previously asked questions, with the distribution of roles within a relationship mostly being discussed.
• At the beginning of October 2012, we started to expand the actor and role profiles on the official homepage with video contributions.
• In the run-up to Christmas 2012, the five-part web series Weil es Liebe is ... ran from December 17 to 21, which addressed the relationship between the characters Marlene and Rebecca in general and their public interaction in particular.
• During a lengthy broadcast failure, the web series The Longest Night of Königsbrunn was shown from May 12th to 30th, 2014. It consisted of three-minute episodes each and gathered eight current roles in the castle kitchen of the Lahnstein headquarters. While the long-kept secrets of the individual participants came to light while spinning the bottle, Konrad Krauss (episode 1–13) and Verena Zimmermann (episode 4–11) also saw two faces from the VL past. The finale was finally broadcast live on the internet and allowed viewers to play along and interact with the remaining five characters.

Apps and episode offers

In autumn 2012 it was announced that the digital agency exozet was developing the first second screen application - more precisely an application for smartphones and tablets - for a daily series format on behalf of GrundyUFA . Exozet and the GrundyUFA digitalDrama department developed their creative concept together with selected fans as part of a workshop on January 11, 2013, which was intended to ensure that the audience was as close as possible to their wishes. The aim was to create an interactive brand experience, which through connection to Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest ensures a dynamic exchange of viewers on the social web. With the basic version "V 1.0" launched on March 1, 2013, which was initially only available as a free download for the iPhone and iPad, new standards were set in cross-media fictional entertainment.

A little later, the extended version "V 2.0" also made it possible to use it for Android systems and offered extended functions with regard to the output output. It also made it possible to access the YouTube channel set up in connection with the app development, via which, in addition to the entire episode contingent, which was gradually put online between September 2012 and July 2016, blogs, web series, trailers and others Background features such as backstage videos, which were previously only available for a limited period of time on the official website, are permanently available to fans. Concerning. of the follow-up offer was assured upon request that this rule would be continued even after the suspension. In addition, there is always the option to watch episodes unofficially made available by fans, which were made available online based on private recordings.

Sevenload secured a pioneering position in terms of online offerings , where episodes 1-678 were available free of charge from August 25, 2008 to March 30, 2011 inclusive, with a new episode added each working day. When the content license expired at the end of March 2011, however, the Internet platform had to stop broadcasting. In addition, the first 900 episodes of the series were put online on MyVideo at irregular intervals between the beginning of April 2012 and the end of June 2013 . In the summer of 2015, the series offer was expanded again over a large range, but some episodes were also missing. On maxdome , on the other hand, almost all 4664 episodes were available for paying customers up to a few months after the broadcast on ARD.

All episodes are now available free of charge on YouTube .

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The actors at the anniversary celebration for 18 years of Forbidden Love in Düsseldorf (2013)

• Gabriele Metzger as Charlie Schneider has been part of the permanent staff since the first episode . Konrad Krauss was also one of the "veterans" , who worked as Arno Brandner until November 2009. A few months after his exit, he returned to the series in March 2010 and stayed with it - with some breaks, often several months - until his series death in September 2012. Claudia Scarpatetti , who had also been there since episode 1 as Susanne Brandner , got back into the series after a seven-year break on March 23, 2005 and stayed until April 24, 2008. She returned briefly in September 2012 to her father's funeral back.
• Since episode 109 - almost from the beginning of the series - Miriam Lahnstein has played the serial beast Tanja von Lahnstein , who was known to viewers as Tanja von Anstetten for many years, with a few interruptions . On March 30, 2007, as on June 9, 2005, she left the series to go on maternity leave again. From December 12, 2007 she was there again for exactly two years until she left the series again on December 14, 2009, while her role Tanja was in a coma in the following months. On April 6, 2010, Lahnstein returned from a long break. Between October 2013 and February 2014, Lahnstein was again only partially present on the screens because her role was again in a coma - this time, however, no longer as part of a complete break.
• As was officially announced on March 28, 2011, Isa Jank returned after ten years in her star role as Clarissa von Anstetten , which she embodied from the first episode until October 5, 2001. With episode 4250, which aired on March 20, 2013, Jank finally got out with an open ending for her character.
• In episode 1, flashbacks to 1975 described the problem that led to the separation of the twins Jan Brandner and Julia von Anstetten . In this context, main roles from the plot appeared from 1995. While the actors Isa Jank and Ingrid Capelle , who were cast for the characters Clara “Clarissa” Kaufmann (née Prozeski) and Fiona Beckmann, also took part in these scenes, the characters Arno Brandner and Christoph von Anstetten , who were 20 years younger, were not made by Konrad Krauss and Jürgen Zartmann embodied, but portrayed by Dieter Gring and Jörg Zufall .
• The change of actor to the role of Oliver Kopp , which took place in 1997, is the only one so far that has also been discussed in terms of content. The figure suffered severe facial injuries in a fire, which resulted in numerous operations. As a result, Oliver , who had escaped from prison, was not recognized by anyone he had dealt with before.
• On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the series, numerous former actors had guest appearances. These were Nadine Brandt & Daniel Wiemer (episode 2376), Aline Hochscheid & Kerstin Landsmann (episode 2377), Kay Böger & Andreas Stenschke (episode 2378), Jutta Fastian (episode 2379), Clemens Löhr (episode 2380), Marina Mehlinger & Luca Zamperoni (episode 2381), Steve Hudson (episode 2382), Meike Gottschalk & Broder B. Hendrix (episode 2383), Markus Prinz & Kerstin Radt (episode 2384) and Raphaela Dell & Freya Trampert (episode 2385).
• In the address broadcast after the last episode, for the sake of fun - as it was not possible from a purely logical point of view - it was claimed that the often mentioned but never seen kitchen maître at the Schneider was none other than butler Justus Stiehl . However, it was not taken into account that Xavier Moreau is not a pure off-screen character, but that the character in episodes 2571-2578 (2005) was already portrayed by Antonio Paradiso .

• Jo Weil (Oliver Säbel), Gabriele Metzger (Charlie Schneider), Wolfram Grandezka , (Ansgar von Lahnstein) and Isa Jank (Clarissa von Anstetten) return to the new edition of Verbotene Liebe .

main actor

Sorted according to the order of entry.

actor	role	consequences	Years
Andreas Brucker	Jan Brandner # 1	1-626	1995-1997
Valerie Niehaus	Julia Sander, adopt. Countess von Anstetten, b. Businessman # 1	1-523 533-534, 569-570	1995-1997
Markus Hoffmann	Henning Graf von Anstetten # 1	1-250	1995-1996
Manou Lubowski	Gero von Sterneck # 1	1-128	1995
Frédéric A. Comp	Florian Brandner # 1	1-365 501-518 817-904	1995-1996 1997 1998
Claudia Scarpatetti	Susanne Brandner	1-689 2419-3148, 4142	1995–1997 2005–2008, 2012
Regina Nowack	Iris Brandner, b. Sander † ( 339 )	1-250	1995-1996
Isa Jank	Clarissa Countess von Anstetten, b. Clara Prozeski	1-639 723-1605 3864-4250	1995–1997 1998–2001 2011–2013
Ingrid Capelle	Fiona Beckmann † ( 791 )	1-385 410-414	1995-1996 1996
Jürgen Zartmann	Christoph Graf von Anstetten † (1410)	1-588 675-1411	1995-1997 1997-2000
Alexandra Schalaudek	Anna Konrad	1-519	1995-1997
Konrad Krauss	Arno Brandner † (4139)	1-4142	1995-2012
Insa Magdalena stone house	Katharina "Kati" from Sterneck # 1	1-100	1995
Isabelle Carlson	Barbara von Sterneck # 1	1-184	1995
Gabriele Metzger	Charlotte "Charlie" Schneider	1-4661	1995-2015
Meike Gottschalk	Sophie Levinsky	3-601, 2383	1995-1997, 2005
Frank Behnke	Alexander "Alex" Wiegand	54-196 376-385 2759-2764 2869-2879	1995 1996 2006 2007
Miriam Lahnstein	Tanja Countess von Lahnstein, b. Wittkamp	109-267 318-601 680-830 1500-1605 2196-2470 2653-2894 3068-3525 3588-4664	1995–1996 1996–1997 1997–1998 2001 2004–2005 2006–2007 2007–2009 2010–2015
Christian Wunderlich	Frank Levinsky	120-190 267-344 433-1044	1995 1996 1996-1999
Broder B. Hendrix	Dr. Gero von Sterneck # 2	132-604 905-998, 2383	1995-1997 1998-1999, 2005
Sotiria Loucopoulos	Nicole Büchner	156-300 399-415	1995-1996 1996
Kerstin compatriot	Katharina "Kati" from Sterneck # 2	179-1330 1419-1525, 2377	1995-2000 2000-2001, 2005
Manuela Alphons	Barbara von Sterneck # 2	185-1105	1995-1999
Aline Hochscheid	Jaqueline "Jackie" Lamers	189-1029, 2377	1995-1999, 2005
Mirco Wallraf	Ramon Santos † (851)	220-852	1995-1998
Regina Gisbertz	Gina Fröhlich	231-555	1995-1997
Dinah Alice Schilffarth	Cleo Winter alias Gisela "Gilla" Köster † (798)	295-344 409-802	1996 1996-1998
Andreas Jung	Benedict "Ben" Count of Anstetten †	306-439	1996
Gojko Mitic	Roberto Fiorani	309-369 563-603	1996 1997
Raphaela Dell	Erika Sander	345-346, 358 411-417 534-1247, 2385	1996 1996 1997-2000, 2005
Roland Pfaus	Tim Sander † ( 1494 )	345-830	1996-1998
Michaela Conrad	Gabriela "Ela" Anders	391-609	1996-1997
Joachim Kretzer	Paul Beautiful	423-519	1996-1997
Sascha Zaglauer	Rajan Rai † ( 694 )	424-601	1996-1997
Andreas Zimmermann	Markus Fröhlich	457-604	1996-1997
Ruth Brück	Erna Prozeski, b. Breitner †	543-831	1997-1998
Peter Zintner	Walter Prozeski †	552-831	1997-1998
Nadine Brandt	Stefanie "Steffi" Sander # 2	556-1316, 2376	1997-2000, 2005
Marina Mehlinger	Milena "Milli" Prozeski, b. Sander	557-1250 1561, 2381	1997-2000 2001, 2005
Luca Zamperoni	Nikolaus "Nick" Prozeski	561-1064 1172-1250 1561, 2381	1997–1999 1999–2000 2001, 2005
Andreas Stenschke	Ulrich "Ulli" Prozeski	561-1356 1482-1495, 2378	1997-2000 2001, 2005
Christine Hatzenbühler	Bastiane von Dannenberg	607-904	1997-1998
Daniel Wiemer	Dennis Kruger	612-1031 1312-1316, 2376	1997-1999 2000, 2005
Andrea Suwa	Jessica Princess of Deinburg-Thalbach, b. Procesky	647-857	1997-1998
Hakim Meziani	Alexander Prince of Deinburg-Thalbach	669-857	1997-1998
Nils Julius	Patrick Brockmann	690-1029	1997-1999
Andi Slawinski	Heino Toppe † (1195)	690-1198	1997-2000
Peter Kotthaus	Nils Petersen	728-862 984-1006 1033-1041	1998 1999 1999
Stefan Wilhelmi	Rev. Tilmann Fritzsche †	855-1031	1998-1999
Freya Trampert	Nina Ryan	858-1565 1727-1734 1747-1748, 2385	1998–2001 2002 2002, 2005
Hendrik Martz	Henning Graf von Anstetten # 2	868-1249	1998-2000
Jutta Unterlercher	Carolin Countess von Anstetten, b. Moor	945-1417, 2379	1998-2000, 2005
Kerstin Radt	Gabriella Santos	980-1779, 2384	1999-2002, 2005
Markus Prince	Daniel Fritzsche # 1	1012-1779, 2384	1999-2002, 2005
Steve Hudson	Philipp "Phil" Brandner	1053-1332, 2382	1999-2000, 2005
Tanja Wenzel	Isabell Brandner, b. Moor	1087-2258	1999-2004
Martina Servatius	Elisabeth Countess von Lahnstein, b. Cornelius	1091-4662	1999-2015
Carsten Spengemann	Mark Roloff †	1104-1899	1999-2003
Luke J. Wilkins	Christian Toppe	1120-1619, 1695	1999-2001, 2002
Ingo Klünder	Peter Kaufmann	1128-1328	1999-2000
Kay Boeger	Dr. Thomas "Tom" Seifert	1133-2008, 2378	1999-2003, 2005
Matthias Beier	Jonas Schelling	1225-1536	2000-2001
Kerstin Kramer	Alexandra "Alexa" Seifert	1245-2199	2000-2004
Patrik Fichte	Henning Graf von Anstetten # 3 † (1860)	1251-1862, 1881	2000-2002
Clemens Löhr	Simon Roloff	1271-1565 1618-1682, 2380	2000-2001 2001-2002, 2005
Jo Weil	Oliver "Olli" Sabel	1288-1814 3040-4649	2000-2002 2007-2015
Tanja Lanäus	Juliane "Jule" Roth	1310-1869	2000-2002
Solveig Duda	Marie Countess von Anstetten, b. Baroness von Beyenbach † ( 3863 )	1360-2033 2701-2702	2000-2003 2006
Karoline Schuch	Lara Cornelius, adopt., B. Ryan # 1	1361-1748	2000-2002
Günter Clemens	Martin Freiherr von Beyenbach # 1	1416-1601	2000-2001
Andreas Potulski	Felix Freiherr von Beyenbach # 1	1431-1937	2001-2003
Lina Tiedtke	Franziska Freifrau von Beyenbach	1432-1936 2075-2079 2701-2702	2001-2003 2003 2006
Jeannine Burch	Beatrice Freifrau von Beyenbach, b. Allendorf †	1432-2074	2001-2003
Christoph Dostal	Lukas Roloff	1508-1854	2001-2002
Dominic Saleh-Zaki	Andreas "Andi" Fritzsche	1589-3044 3502-4660	2001-2007 2009-2015
Gerry Hungbauer	Martin Freiherr von Beyenbach # 2 †	1605-2074	2001-2003
Yvonne Burbach	Cécile Baroness de Maron † (2621)	1617-2622 2633-2641	2001-2006
Heike Brentano	Sylvia Jones, b. Novak	1689-2442 2701-2702	2002-2005 2006
Alex Huber	Florian Brandner # 2	1781-2138	2002-2004
Nils Brunkhorst	Robin Brandner	1827-2516	2002-2005
Verena Zimmermann	Nicola "Nico" Countess von Lahnstein, adopt., Born. Brandner	1833-2629 2761-3004 3115-3117 3595-4019, 4142 4655-4664	2002–2006 2006–2007 2008 2010–2012 2015
Friederike Sipp	Jana Brandner # 1	1833-2417	2002-2005
Herbert Ulrich	Lars Schneider	1849-2453 2781-3224	2002-2005 2006-2008
Katharina Dalichau	Hanna Novak † (2252)	1855-2253	2002-2004
Ron wooden shoe	Bernhard "Bernd" Freiherr von Beyenbach	1940-2343 2424-2861	2003-2007
Sam Eisenstein	David McNeal alias Fabian Weiland	1942-2345 2402-2409	2003-2004 2005
Stefan Kirch	Felix Freiherr von Beyenbach # 2	1962-2747	2003-2006
Inez Bjørg David	Vanessa Freifrau von Beyenbach	1995-2747	2003-2006
Claudia Hiersche	Carla Countess of Lahnstein	2060-3503 3550-3559	2003-2009 2010
Thomas Gumpert	Johannes Graf von Lahnstein † ( 3081 )	2062-3080	2003-2008
Wolfram Grandezka	Ansgar Count of Lahnstein	2142-4664	2004-2015
Lars Korten	Dr. Leonard Graf von Lahnstein	2173-3462	2004-2009
Mariangela Scelsi	Carola "Coco" Faber	2200-3107	2004-2008
Jenny Winkler	Nathalie Brandner, b. Käppler	2333-3746	2004-2010
Milan Marcus	Constantin Graf von Lahnstein	2351-3285 3432-3464 3500-3504 3535-3536 3648-3758	2004–2008 2009 2009 2010 2010–2011
Andreas Jancke	Prince Gregor I. Ritter von der Waldenau, civil. man	2396-3574	2005-2010
Vanessa Jung	Jana Countess von Lahnstein, b. Brandner # 2 † (3108)	2419-3110	2005-2008
Lilli Hollunder	Lisa Brandner, adopt., B. Hansen # 3	2434-3148	2005-2008
Tobias Schönenberg	Paul Brandner, adopt.	2434-2912	2005-2007
Nina Juraga	Maximiliane "Max" Free	2545-2743 2975-2988	2005-2006 2007
Sina-Valeska Jung	Sarah Countess von Lahnstein, adopt. Hofmann, b. Käppler	2718-3187 3258-3380	2006-2009
Tabea Heynig	Anne Siebert	2749-2912	2006-2007
Thore Schölermann	Christian man	2811-4198 4351-4360	2006–2012 2013
Kristina Villages	Olivia Schneider	2833-3471	2006-2009
Klaus Zmorek	Adrian Degenhardt	2849-3343	2007-2009
Joscha Kiefer	Sebastian Graf von Lahnstein # 1	3056-3484	2007-2009
Thomas Ohrner	Matthias Brandner	3084-3746	2008-2010
Diana Frank	Katja Brandner † (3304)	3084-3306	2008-2009
Theresa Underberg	Lydia Countess von Lahnstein, b. Brandner	3085-3809	2008-2011
Shai Hoffmann	Fabian Brandner	3089-3216 3310-3314	2008 2009
Katrin Hess	Judith Hagendorf	3106-3464	2008-2009
Jasmine Lord	Rebecca Countess von Lahnstein # 1	3179-3888	2008-2011
Sven Koller	David Brandner	3233-3634	2008-2010
Anne Wis	Stella Mann	3292-3503 3550-3559	2008-2009 2010
Mascha Müller	Princess Luise von Waldensteyck	3313-3574	2009-2010
Simone Ritscher	Maria Contessa di Balbi alias Maria Galdi † ( 3801 )	3313-3760	2009-2011
Renée Weibel	Dr. Helena Countess of Lahnstein	3478-4174	2009–2012
Sebastian Schlemmer	Sebastian Graf von Lahnstein # 2	3487-4663	2009-2015
Jens Hartwig	Tristan Graf von Lahnstein	3491-4662	2009-2015
Krystian Martinek	Ludwig Graf von Lahnstein † ( 4501 )	3531-4267 4501-4543	2009-2013 2014
Jana Julie Kilka	Jessica Stiehl	3549-4563	2010-2014
Stephan Beetle	Philipp Prince of Hohenfelden † (3896/3919)	3611-3920	2010-2011
Tom Viehöfer	Hagen Graf von Lahnstein # 1	3764-3842	2011
Melanie Kogler	Marlene Countess von Lahnstein, b. wolf	3769-4572	2011-2014
Diane Willems	Dana Wolf	3772-4563	2011-2014
Patricia Schäfer	Viktoria Wolf, b. Heinemann † (4373)	3817-4376	2011-2013
Till Demtrøder	Thomas Wolf	3817-4594	2011-2014
Lisa Tomaschewsky	Kimberly "Kim" Wolf # 1	3820-3834	2011
Nicole Mieth	Kimberly "Kim" Countess von Lahnstein, recognized, born. Wolf # 2	3837-4664	2011-2015
Christoph Mory	Hagen Graf von Lahnstein # 2	3845-4267, 4293 4499-4563	2011-2013 2014
Daniel Sellier	Dr. Ricardo Mendes	3865-4563	2011-2014
Nina Bott	Julia Mendes, adopt. Countess von Anstetten, b. Businessman # 2	3867-4000	2011–2012
Remo Schulze	Timo Mendes, adopt., B. Count of Anstetten	3867-4291	2011-2013
Hubertus Grimm	Jan Brandner # 2	3867-4000	2011–2012
Florian wishes	Emilio Sanchez	3869-4664	2011-2015
Stefanie Bock	Leonie Richter	3897-4290	2011-2013
Dirk Moritz	Dr. Daniel Fritzsche # 2	3954-4174	2011–2012
Christoph Kottenkamp	Frank Helmke	3982-4085 4263-4664	2011–2012 2013–2015
Tatjana Kästel	Rebecca Countess von Lahnstein # 2	4015-4662	2012-2015
Janina Isabell Batoly	Bella Jacob, adopt., B. cutter	4147-4653	2012-2015
Julia Sontag	Martha Wolf	4282-4402	2013
Kristian Kiehling	Yuri Adam	4291-4402	2013
Sascha Pederiva	Sascha Vukovic	4327-4655	2013-2015
Franziska Kruse	Eva Baumann † (4444)	4342-4449	2013-2014
Henrike Fehrs	Alexa Berg †	4357-4652	2013-2015
Susanne Szell	Birglinde "Biggi" Schuhmann	4391-4594	2013-2014
Katja Sieder	Caroline "Caro" Schulz	4426-4581	2013-2014
Philipp Oehme	Thore Hellström alias Thore Andreesen	4426-4581	2013-2014
Kim Riedle	Giselle Schulz	4449-4581	2014
Mickey Hardt	Dr. Josef "Jo" Helmke	4574-4659	2014-2015
Clara Gerst	Lara Cornelius, adopt., B. Ryan # 2	4578-4647	2014-2015
Marc Barthel	Tim Helmke	4580-4656	2014-2015
Bastian Semm	Martin Vogt	4653-4664	2015
Stefanie Rösner	Mila von Draskow alias Stefanie "Steffi" Köster	4655-4664	2015
Daniel ax	Jannik Anders, b. Köster	4657-4664	2015
Nic Romm	Frederic Schwarz	4657-4664	2015

supporting cast

Sorted according to the order of entry. If characters appear more frequently within a large-scale narrative, but at irregular intervals, the individual appearances are once again differentiated "temporarily". If, on the other hand, they are not in a fixed context in terms of content due to their role function (relatives, occupation), their "sporadic" appearance is indicated if they are present frequently over several years, in order to make the size of the characters in question in contrast to each other easier to see.

actor	role	consequences	Years
Hendrik Duryn	Oliver Kopp # 1	1-50, 79-85, 128	1995
Brigitte Walbrun	Hannelore Konrad	3-105	1995
Henrik Helge	Klaus Kopp	3-50, 79-85, 128	1995
Mareen K. Steinhaus	Renate Kaltenbach	6-54	1995
Sasha Krasnobaev	Aki Burmeister	6-178	1995
Felix Bresser	Stefan König	7, 105-168	1995
Peter Kotthaus	Sebastian Adler	17-114	1995
Daniel Brühl	Benji Kirchner	42-63 135-163	1995
Fred Berhoff	Max Orbis † ( 151 )	53-135	1995
Jeanette Rosen	Sabine Wagner	61-87	1995
Anika Böcher	Melanie "Lena" Gassner # 2	96-115 214-385 427-519 643-746	1995-1998
Sabine Marcus	Karin Michels	122-218	1995
Dorothea Vorderstemann	Maren Krüger aka Yolanda	175-208	1995
Marcus Vick	Dr. Thomas Lorenz	181-271	1995-1996
Marnie hero	Silke Hansen	181-196	1995
Simone Ritscher-Krüger	Cecilia de Witt	190-260	1995-1996
Erich war	Bertram "Bert" Hofer	211-291	1995-1996
Peter Mustafa	Marc Geppard	213-304 515-585	1995-1996 1997
Till Claro	Dr. Lukas Hagemann	247-312	1996
Henning Diedrich	Sebastian Schröder	257-300	1996
Kim Collis	Maria Santos, b. Leopold	316-324, 861	1996, 1998
Holger Doellmann	Ludwig "Luis" Hauser	329-343	1996
Arne Leuchtenberg	Eckhart "Ecki" Nitsche	337-398	1996
Ulrich Hub	Marty Schaub	376-393	1996
Markus Schmidt	Wolf "Wolfchen" Haubold	422-460	1996
Claudio Pagonis	Eric Barth	427-519	1996-1997
Karin Graf	Tilda Moormann # 2	431-466	1996
Jochen Stern	George Helthay	431-461	1996
Birgitta Weizenegger	Corinna Hadeler	435-498	1996-1997
Axel Gottschick	Commissioner Alfred Kramer	440-461 711-726	1996 1998
Axel Holst	Oliver Kopp alias Tobias Schenzer # 2	513-549	1997
Xenia Seeberg	Babette "Barbie" Marx	528-556	1997
Julia Haacke	Kerstin Richter	570-626 3905-3913 4013-4019	1997 2011 2012
Daniel Del-Ponte	Jean-Claude Damère	657-685	1997
Roland Lang	Marc Schleicher	662-689	1997
Dan Hembal	Chris Heilmann	668-689	1997
Bastienne Voss	Eva Baronesse von Waller-Schönfeld	670–847 (intermittent appearances)	1997-1998
Maximilian Fischer	Alexander "Alex" little one	678-710 756-810	1997-1998
Gregor Höppner	Kidnapper Leonard † ( 797 )	680-682 715-725 790-798	1997-1998
Michael Gahr	Maximilian "Max" Baron von Deinburg-Thalbach	705–857 (intermittent appearances)	1997-1998
Melanie Steffens	Samantha "Sam" Zambello	740-771	1998
Lusako Karonga	Karsten Beul †	751-816	1998
Jany temple	Lisa von Weidenfels, b. Princess of Deinburg-Thalbach	778-789, 804 817-826 853-857	1998
Holger Doellmann	Joachim Obermann alias Johannes Anders	848-851 972-1037	1998 1999
Rhon Diels	Sascha gardener	856-864 882-894 933-943 980-1104	1998-1999
Butz Ulrich Buse	Ed Lauenstein †	907-937 966-998 1109-1128 1147-1153	1998-1999
Michael Evers	Gregor Steinfeld	945-1084	1998-1999
Andreas Mach	Dr. Klaus Krohr † (1060)	968-975 1042, 1060-1061	1999
Tina Landgraf	Natascha Seeger	1045-1090 1147-1215 1458-1463	1999 1999–2000 2001
Ute Stein	Eva Dorn	1055-1093	1999
Kristina Walter	Sonja Veltuna	1075-1084	1999
Pano Karas	Felix Wiedemann	1109-1151	1999
Angelo Franke	Angelo Totti	1121-3244, 3310	1999-2008, 2009
Jochen Rühlmann	Prof. Dr. Robert Spangenberg	1138–1569 (sporadic appearances)	1999-2001
Frank Trunz	Herbert Löhneberg	1145-1146 1173-1182 1197-1201	1999-2000
Jürgen Kloth	Georg Guldenberg	1148-1172	1999
Lale Karci	Katrin Pyritz	1241-1288 1305-1310 1351-1352	2000
Adrian Linke	Johann-Maximilian "Max" Jannsen, adopt., Geb. Bean	1270-1359	2000
Torsten Stoll	Sebastian Leutner † (1378)	1291-1380	2000
Burkhard Wolf	Rudiger Knoll	1310-1377	2000
Christian Schramm	Meik Wiemer	1343-1346 1392-1415	2000
Roland Kieber	Etienne Beaucaire	1355-1378	2000
Isabelle Paris	Daniela Bohland	1381-2042	2000-2003
Judith Rumpf	Lisa Tillmann	1390-1410	2000
Peter Kaempfe	Rainer Zimmermann	1408-1430	2000-2001
Dimitri Tellis	Carlos	1412-1429	2000-2001
Tanja Kuntze	Beate Schraven	1436, 1498-1517	2001
Heinz Keller	Dr. Thomas Wilbert	1472-1473 1494-1499 1520-1530 1542-1543	2001
Godelieve hen	Sr. Agnes	1477-1487 1542-1545 1574-1576	2001
Dennis Rodney Durant	Sven Beckmann	1484-1487 1500-1501 1533-1534 1567-1568 1585-1619	2001
Hasso Degner	Richard Allendorf	1497-1503	2001
Christian Nill	Frank Ziegler † (1525)	1500-1526	2001
Wieslawa Wesolowska	Angelika Aselmeyer	1539–2869 (sporadic appearances)	2001-2007
Natalia Avelon	Janina Kirsch	1600-1614	2001
Sebastian Walch	Conrad Weber	1623-1718	2001-2002
Frank Muth	Roland Hansen	1632-1664 1724-1725, 1729 1743-1752	2001-2002
Irmgard Jedamzik	Annie Vorbeck	1655-1695	2001-2002
Lara Fassbender	Sarah Petersen	1677-1726	2002
Mirjam Soon Ae Kroll	May Chen	1689-1839	2002
Christian Rudolf	Guido Niermann	1739-1854	2002
Bertram Hiese	Social worker Fennlo	1840, 1878-1893 1911, 2044-2050 2135-2136	2002-2004
Udo Thies	Marcus Maresch	1852-1871	2002
Daniel Aminati	Sebastian Bachstein	1876-1926 2137-2157	2002-2003 2004
Ingrid Einfeldt	Greta von Amburg	1893-1896 1914-1915 1977-1984 2030-2031	2003
Stefan Rudolf	Sven Huebner	1907-2008	2003
Alexander Sternberg	Carsten Balbeck	1922-1964	2003
Karyn from Ostholt	Constanze Baroness de Maron † ( 2335 )	1947-1956 2000-2006 2080-2081 2130-2154 2329-2334	2003-2004
Cyndy Alambwa	Laura Tirado	1973-2028	2003
Gregory B. Waldis	Ray Marx	2015-2033	2003
Matthias Haase	Achim Brandner	2030-2054 2482-2516	2003 2005
Larissa Baldauf	Yvonne Sennewald	2045-2098	2003
Jens Schleicher	Daniel Schmidt	2057–3224 (sporadic appearances)	2003-2008
Elke Bludau	Elke Käppler	2082-2884	2003-2007
Sarah Besgen	Evelyn Thoma	2083-2155 2279-2305, 2335	2003-2004
Fabio Sarno	Roberto Fragapane	2087-2109	2003
Markus Pfeiffer	Luke Esser	2137-2157	2004
Jörg Bräuer	Monsignor Herbert Koch	2152, 2288-2293 2474, 2881-2883 3023-3024 3041-3044, 3092 3291-3298, 3501	2004-2009
Marco Horsch	Moritz Bube	2166-2188 2274-2282, 2314 2457-2458	2004-2005
Andreas Engelmann	Donald Rush †	2189, 2223-2224, 2274-2275, 2311-2316	2004
Jörg Pintsch	Walter Hartmann	2190-2203	2004
Nils Brunkhorst	Kevin Köster	2222-2246 2276-2315	2004
Joachim Raaf	Hagen Berg	2346-2431	2004-2005
Annett Mohamed	Dr. Silke Voss	2363-2501	2004-2005
Annika Peimann	Anke Hoffmann	2371-2412	2005
Florian Benstern	Dirk Beurich	2375-2412	2005
Nikolas Juergens	Kai Mühlenbach	2441-2448 2511-2532 2619-2620 2704-2706 2785-2791	2005-2006
Cem Erzincan	Luca Caminci	2450-2603	2005
Marcus Michael Mies	Jens Klein	2461-2494, 2508	2005
Sarah Peitz	Jeannine Frank	2464-2470 2485-2506	2005
Lea Fassbender	Ariane Perl	2464-2470 2485-2506	2005
Edda Petri	Lara König aka Sonja Sommer	2500-2514	2005
Cosima von Borsody	Dr. Amelie Bentheim	2510-2559	2005
Christa Strobel	Wilhelmine "Mimi" Baxter † ( 3627 )	2545-2629	2005-2006
Daniel Berger	Siegfried "Siggi" Brandt	2573, 2580 2633-2651	2005 2006
Sascha Schiffbauer	Dr. Karl Baitsch	2585–2934 (sporadic appearances)	2005-2007
Renate Becker	Sr. Ursula	2610-2618 2653-2656 2741-2743 2781-2789 2896-2897	2006-2007
Ben Shamma	Uwe Schröder	2646-2664	2006
Lorenz Claussen	Franz Streitmann	2689–3238 (sporadic appearances)	2006-2008
Nova Meierhenrich	Meike Breuer, b. Wittkamp	2705-2751	2006
Monica Ivancan	Katharina "Kitty" Kübler	2770-2793 2902-3489 3607-3608	2006 2007–2009 2010
Thomas Darchinger	Mirko Schuhmann	2785-2805 2887-2901 2932-2933	2006-2007
Clara Gerst	Anne Jensen	2790-2815, 2843	2006, 2007
Alexandra Reimer	Frederike von Traunitz	2945-2969	2007
Udo Thies	Dr. Roland Becker	2970–3341 (sporadic appearances)	2007-2009
Romina Becks	Miriam Pesch	3038-4008	2007–2012
Nicole Allmann	Marina Felix	3048-3096	2007
Claus Thull-Emden	Justus Stiehl alias Karl-Heinz "Kalle" Stiehl	3056-4664	2007-2015
Bianca Karsten	Camilla von Berneck	3070-3118	2007-2008
Martin Kaps	Rick Scholler	3130-3152	2008
Anneke Dürkopp	Renée Germann	3166-3181	2008
Marc Brinkmann	Axel Grossmann	3168-3241	2008
Ursula Heyer	Annegret Wittkamp # 2 † (3278)	3221-3284	2008
Antonius Hermlin	Jens Kramer †	3242-3341 3355, 3387-3389 3683-3702	2008–2009 2009 2010
Tobias Fries	Sascha Goebel	3245-3251 3288-3289 3310-3317	2008-2009
Hubertus Regout	Eduard Baron von Tepp	3326–3574 (intermittent appearances)	2009-2010
Michael Tietz	William III. Prince of Waldensteyck † (3437)	3376-3438 3500-3501	2009
Rainer Furch	Howard Oberkampf	3405-3411 3522-3563	2009-2010
Max Engelke	Robert "Rob" Marenbach	3545-3642	2010
Christian Ingomar	Richard "Ricky" stake	3555–4525 (sporadic appearances)	2010-2014
Ricardia Bramley	Antonia Weber † (3743)	3621-3677 3735-3744, 3767	2010
Rainer Goernemann	Trutz Prince of Hohenfelden	3655-3657 3717-3718 3843-3844 3881-3928	2010-2011
Anouschka Renzi	Sonja von Steigenberg	3660-3662 3775-3792	2010 2011
Angelica Fornell	Henriette Sabel, b. Tailor # 2	3672-3682 4205-4206	2010 2012
Mark Filatov	Oskar Vitus	3698-3714	2010
Yuki Iwamoto	Sukimi Yakamoto	3826-3828 3861-3864 4415-4418	2011 2011 2013
Eva Luca Klemmt	Theresa Erzberger	3839-3952	2011
Florian Reiners	Prof. Dr. Ludger Voss	3865–4662 (sporadic appearances)	2011-2015
Claus Wilcke	Monseñor Mateo	3867-3999	2011–2012
Marc Philipp	Rafael Velasquez	3881, 3960-3976	2011
Erich war	Walter Wittkamp # 2 † ( 3219 )	3888-3898	2011
Heike Thiem-Schneider	Lotti Rotfeld	3903–4575 (sporadic appearances)	2011-2014
Gerda Böken	Erika Rieth †	3957-3989	2011
Crisaide Mendes	Patricia Villanova	3961-3971	2011
Frank Maier	Alexander Rheinsberg	3965-4023	2011–2012
Pia Ampaw-Fried	Sonja Jäger	3977-4089	2011–2012
Melvin-Maximilian Eisenstein	Johannes "Hannes" Graf von Lahnstein, recognized, born. Count of Anstetten # 3	3987-4655 (sporadic appearances)	2011-2015
Lutz Scheffer	Boris Malcho	4030-4150	2012
Liz Baffoe	Valerie Hunter	4072-4089	2012
Celine Möller	Vivian Seeger # 2	4089-4113 4126-4127	2012
Siri nose	Juliette Moser	4107-4122	2012
Nadine Arents	Katharina Fischer	4116-4127	2012
Rolf Berg	Peter Jacob	4147-4197 4629-4638	2012 2014–2015
Martin Armknecht	Gerhardt Mosch	4314–4647 (sporadic appearances)	2013-2015
Bernd Reheuser	Vincent Berg †	4336-4444 4650-4655	2013-2014 2015
Patrick grasses	Benjamin "Ben" beautiful	4370-4371 4552-4618	2013 2014
Gisela Hahn	Renate Baumann	4375-4432	2013-2014
Lisa Spickschen	Frida Hansen	4386-4510	2013-2014
Olaf Burmeister	Hermann Schuhmann # 2	4450-4464	2014
Daniel Fritz	Per Mertens	4528-4635	2014-2015
Thorsten Nindel	Lukas Böttcher	4545-4572	2014
Sıla Şahin	Gina Schmitz	4596-4609	2014
Günter Barton	Harro Helmke	4606-4649	2014-2015
Alexander Radszun	Prof. Dr. Hans-Dietrich Behrends † (4659)	4656-4661	2015
Karen Bohne	Sister agnes	4659-4664	2015

Continuous supporting actors

Sorted according to the order of entry. Characters are named who primarily acted in the background and had only little speaking part.

actor	role	description	Started	Exit
Oliver Heermann	Niclas Stenzel	Waiter in the bar "No Limits"	1995	1999
Christiane Stein	Christiane Koslar	House maid at Schloss Friedenau (von Anstetten family), later at Gut Schönberg (von Beyenbach family)	1997	2004
Jan Platte	Ralf	Sound engineer at Marie von Anstetten's label BBM ("Basic Beat Music")	2000	2002
Isabel Dotzauer	Nicole	Waitress in the bar "No Limits"	2001	2007
Jens Hartwig	Jens Alba	Sound engineer at BBM	2002	2003
Harry Wolff	Benedikt Schumann	Butler at Königsbrunn Palace (von Lahnstein family)	2003	2004
Lars Kalusky	Viktor Cornelsen	Butler at Koenigsbrunn Palace	2004	2006
Vanessa Lahnstein	Inga Kühn	Servants, later nannies at Königsbrunn Palace	2005	2008
Rosemarie Klein	Marie lens	Cook at Königsbrunn Palace	2006	2015
Lutz Marquardt	Luca Fontanello	Waiter in the "Schneiders" bistro	2009	2013
Marcel Spang	Niklas	Waiter in the "Schneiders" bistro	2009	2012
Holger Franke	Kurt Schiller	Chauffeur for the von Lahnstein family	2010	2012
Nicole Schweizer	Tine Dröge	Receptionist in the "Lahnstein Enterprises"	2010	2013
Katrin Wolter	Josie Zech	Waitress in the club "No Limits"	2012	2013
Jasmina Rode-Kircher	Leni	Waitress in the “No Limits” club, later in the reopened pub	2012	2015
Johanna Xenia Rafalski	Nicole	Ironer at "Ligne Clarisse Lahnstein"	2013	2014
Nick Karry	John	Waiter in the "Schneiders" bistro	2013	2015

Character timeline

Guest appearances

Annette Frier (1995) Doro Pesch (1995) Katy Karrenbauer (1995, 1997, 2008) Max Schautzer (1997) Daniel Aminati (1997) Cappuccino (1997) Jürgen Fliege (1998) Jenke von Wilmsdorff (1999, 2000) Leroy Daniels (1999) Ingrid and Klaus (both: 2000, 2010, 2015; Ingrid: 2004, 2014) Worthy Davis (2000) Daniel Wirtz with Sub7even (2000) Eric D. Clark (2001) Oliver Pocher (2001) Jerry Elliott (2001) Oliver Polak (2001) Stephan Massimo (2002) Marque (2002) Axel Bulthaupt (2002)

Yamil Borges (2003) Ralf Richter (2003) Rudolph Moshammer (2003) Markus Maria Profitlich (2004) Juliette Schoppmann (2004) Pierre Geisensetter (2004) Collien Fernandes (2004) Lena Mahrt as Rokkha (2004) Horst D. Scheel (2005, 2014, 2015) Martin Scholz (2005) Peer Augustinski (2005) Sunny Bansemer (2005, 2012) Nicole da Silva (2005) Anne Gesthuysen (2006) Joachim Erwin (2006) Georg Uecker (2006) Michael Müller (2006) Isabel Edvardsson (2006) Uwe Friedrichsen (2006) Anna Groth (2007)

Ben (2007) Sarah Kern (2007) Udo Walz & René Koch (2007) Peer Kusmagk (2008) Evil Jared Hasselhoff (2008) Bernhard Hoëcker (2008, 2009) Frank Matthée (2008, 2011) Anna Maria Kaufmann (2009) Stella Ahangi (2010) Joan Collins (2010) Dirk Bach (2010) Hans-Jürgen Bäumler (2011) Miriam Pielhau (2011) Michaela Schaffrath (2012) Horst-Pferdinand (2012) Ira Meindl (2012) Rocco Stark (2012) Elke Heidenreich (2012, 2013, 2015) Peter Millowitsch (2012) Aleen (2012)

Paul Janke (2012) René Kindermann (2013) Yvonne Schröder (2013) Kamilla Senjo (2013) Alena Gerber (2013) Jessica White (2013) Raffaela Wais (2014) Mirja du Mont (2014, 2015) Matthias Kammel & Ron Kühler (2014) Martin Schneider (2014) Roberto Blanco (2015)

Awards

Prices

• 1995: BRAVO Otto in bronze for Valerie Niehaus (female TV star)
• 1996: BRAVO Otto in bronze for Valerie Niehaus (TV star female)
• 1998: BRAVO Otto in bronze for Christian Wunderlich (male TV star)
• 2005: Rose d'Or in the Soap category
• 2011: German Soap Award in the category Best Lovers for Thore Schölermann & Jo Weil
• 2011: German Soap Award in the Sexiest Woman category for Jasmin Lord
• 2011: German Soap Award in the Male Fan Award category for Jo Weil
• 2012: German Soap Award in the Best Actor category for Wolfram Grandezka
• 2012: German Soap Award in the Male Fan Award category for Jo Weil

Nominations

• 2010: Rose d'Or in the Soap & Telenovela category
• 2011: German Soap Award in various categories:
  • Best Actress Daily Soap - Miriam Lahnstein , Verena Zimmermann
  • Best Actor Daily Soap - Wolfram Grandezka , Jens Hartwig
  • The worst villain - Wolfram Grandezka
  • Best newcomer - Jana Julie Kilka
  • Sexiest Man - Stephan Käfer
• 2012: German Soap Award in various categories:
  • Best series
  • Socially responsible storytelling
  • Best Actress - Gabriele Metzger , Patricia Schäfer
  • Best actor - Konrad Krauss
  • The worst villain - Wolfram Grandezka , Miriam Lahnstein
  • Fan award male - Till Demtrøder , Wolfram Grandezka , Hubertus "Hugo" Grimm , Jens Hartwig , Konrad Krauss , Krystian Martinek , Dirk Moritz , Christoph Mory , Dominic Saleh-Zaki , Sebastian Schlemmer , Thore Schölermann , Remo Schulze , Daniel Sellier , Florian Wünsche
  • Fan award female - Stefanie Bock , Nina Bott , Isa Jank , Tatjana Kästel , Jana Julie Kilka , Melanie Kogler , Miriam Lahnstein , Gabriele Metzger , Nicole Mieth , Patricia Schäfer , Martina Servatius , Renée Weibel , Diane Willems
  • Most beautiful lovers - Stefanie Bock & Remo Schulze
  • Sexiest Man - Daniel Sellier , Florian Wünsche
  • Sexiest Woman - Jana Julie Kilka , Nicole Mieth

Web links

Commons : Forbidden Love  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Forbidden love in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Official website of the series Forbidden Love ( Memento of October 9, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
• Official YouTube channel for the series
• Forbidden love wiki

Notes and individual references

1. ↑ Beate Illg: You take something from these series into everyday life , 2001, p. 81.
2. ↑ "Forbidden Love" in Mallorca: See you in Palma . MallorcaZeitung.es. Retrieved October 13, 2011.
3. ^ "Forbidden love": "Operation successful" . Oddsmeter.de. Retrieved October 25, 2011.
4. ↑ Emergency operation! “Forbidden love” couple ends up in the Saxony clinic . wunschliste.de. Retrieved June 7, 2014.
5. ↑ Charlotte Frank: A thousand times stirred , in: Süddeutsche Zeitung , May 25, 2013.
6. ↑ After almost 20 years in the first: Farewell to 'Forbidden Love'. In: daserste.de, July 18, 2014, accessed on July 18, 2014.
7. ↑ Definitely: ARD continues “Verbotene Liebe” after all . Oddsmeter.de. Retrieved September 3, 2014.
8. ↑ Scandal in "Verbotene Liebe": actors have already been dismissed! . OK magazine .de. Retrieved September 22, 2014.
9. ↑ "Forbidden Love": After 4664 episodes it is over . DasErste.de. Archived from the original on June 26, 2015. Retrieved June 25, 2015.
10. ↑ Guido Reinhardt, producer at Grundy UFA, on the series anniversary in 2012.
11. ↑ Volker Herres, ARD program director, on the series anniversary in 2012.
12. ↑ After a five-year break: "Forbidden Love" returns. In: Der Spiegel . June 19, 2020, accessed June 20, 2020 . 
13. ↑ "Forbidden Love" - ​​UFA SERIAL DRAMA's YouTube channel . youtube.com. Retrieved March 23, 2019.
14. ^ The role of Steffi Sander was already played by Friederike Hofmann in episode 358 (1996) .
15. ↑ The role of Lisa Brandner (then Lisa Hansen ) was already played by two child actresses in episodes 181–196 (1995) and 376–385 (1996).
16. ↑ Biggi Schuhmann subsequently deleted her original first name from her passport. In the series events, her name was therefore either "Brigitte" (according to episodes 4391 and 4476) or "Birgit" (according to episodes 4398 and 4515 and the role profile at the time on the official series homepage).
17. ↑ The role Lena Gassner was already played by Mina Tander in episode 88 (1995) .
18. ↑ The role Tilda Moormann was already played by another actress in episode 328 and was an off-screen character that was regularly mentioned as a present after Graf's appearance.
19. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 670–671, 685–686, 716–717, 748–756, 767–773, 783–786, 823–827, 844–847.
20. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 705–706, 725, 742, 761–769, 783–788, 818–823, 854–857.
21. ^ The role of Felix Wiedemann was initially represented by (a) extras in episodes 1082, 1087, 1094, 1097 and 1103.
22. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 1138–1153, 1177–1195, 1224–1225, 1295–1299, 1316, 1331–1332, 1503–1506, 1532–1536, 1569.
23. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 1539–1540, 1584, 1839–1841, 2302–2303, 2394–2395, 2704–2711, 2767–2775, 2790–2791, 2830–2831, 2860–2869.
24. ↑ Solo appearances: episodes 2057, 2076, 2100, 2132–2133, 2297–2299, 2334–2343, 2754, 2999, 3016, 3057–3058, 3088, 3112–3115, 3213–3224.
25. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 2585, 2596–2598, 2619–2620, 2632–2635, 2699–2718, 2754, 2764–2766, 2888–2897, 2921–2934.
26. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 2689–2691, 2701–2706, 2736–2738, 3090–3091, 3104, 3126–3133, 3162, 3218–3219, 3237–3238.
27. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 2970–2979, 3002–3007, 3029, 3061–3076, 3102–3109, 3176–3192, 3337–3341.
28. ↑ The role of Annegret Wittkamp was already played by Gabriele Kastner in episodes 333–334 (1996) .
29. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 3326–3338, 3367–3375, 3393–3406, 3415–3457, 3478–3556, 3573–3574.
30. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 3555, 3660–3664, 3687–3688, 3750–3751, 3810–3812, 3883–3884, 3921, 3933–3935, 3954–3960, 3978, 3996–4002, 4026, 4123–3124, 4156– 4157, 4232-4233, 4524-4525.
31. ↑ The role of Henriette Sabel was already played by Susanne Seuffert in episodes 1469–1471 (2001) .
32. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 3865–3867, 3880–3881, 4077–4078, 4109–4118, 4187–4204, 4308–4309, 4659–4662.
33. ↑ The role of Walter Wittkamp was already played by Josef Quadflieg in episode 109 (1995) .
34. ↑ Individual appearances: Follows 3903–3904, 4000–4001, 4095–4097, 4291–4292, 4303–4305, 4460, 4574–4575.
35. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 3987–3989, 4087–4091, 4129–4133, 4210–4218, 4335–4338, 4357, 4413, 4444–4445, 4538–4540, 4653–4655.
36. ↑ The role Vivian Seeger was already played by Vivien Bäurich in episodes 1418–1423 (2000) and 1458–1460 (2001) .
37. ↑ Solo appearances: Follows 4314–4322, 4346–4347, 4396–4397, 4461–4465, 4526–4528, 4636–4647.
38. ↑ The role of Hermann Schuhmann was already played by Leonhard Mader in episodes 4439–4441 (2014) .
39. ↑ rosedor.com - Nominations 2010 ( Memento of the original from June 13, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.